| Q. | Your money? | Related Search:
Polls & Surveys | | | Is it just my OCD? Or do you have to have your money in order largest to smallest and all straight same direction in your wallet or pocket book?
I am so bad that my wrinkley dollars go closest to my 5's so they can get ironed by those bills around them lol. I hate when I have a torn bill and they don't slide back into place nicely or else they are not straight!
| | A. | OMG!!!! I am cracking up!!!!
I am the same way - but I put the wrinkled bills in the front to get rid of them faster!!!!
I love the last two avatars - sexy feet!!!! | | | |
| Q. | How much money has passed thru your hands in a lifetime? | Related Search:
Other - Business & Finance | | | If you had to guesstimate on average, including birthday money from relatives, your income from your job, graduation money, money from selling items, tax refunds, - not including credit cards, just cash, checks, and deposits into your checking accts. Money that has always been rightfully yours... How much do you think has passed through your hands. Give me a numeric answer. Would you consider yourself to be a millionaire today if you had saved it?
| | A. | I would say around 40-50k. It was my first time cash out $4,000 in cash from the bank last week from my online business too. LoL It is nice to see they count $100 40 times. xD
Not a millionaire yet but soon will be if I keep banking this much with my online venture. If you are interest, just drop me a message :) | | | |
| Q. | What happens to your money in a brokerage account if the broker goes bankrupt? | Related Search:
Investing | | | With all of the big financial leaders either going bankrupt or being bought out, what exactly happens to your money if your broker goes bankrupt, since the money is not FDIC insured? And also if you know your broker is headed that direction, do you sell all your assets and move your money out?
| | A. | The short answer.... I would.
Your accounts are supposed to be insured up to 500k by the Securities Investors Protection Corporation (SIPC). Securities brokers are not supposed to commingle your funds with their operating funds (unlike banks). They are comparable to the FDIC, but unlike the FDIC, the SIPC does not guarantee against loss in value, or against theft and fraud. They just guarantee your securities if the firm become insolvent.
And like the FDIC, if your firm goes bust, it may take some time to recover the securities from that insurer. | | | |
| Q. | How much money would you have to be paid to eat your pet? | Related Search:
Other - Pets | | | Say that money is no limit - I mean, for 10-trillion dollars you could use that money to invest in programs that save the lives of countless pets. Thus, by eating your own pet, you could save the pets of others.
So, what would be the minimum amount of money you would require to eat your pet? Your choice of condiments.
| | A. | 1 billion dollars | | | |
| Q. | What makes you owe money or get money when you do your taxes? | Related Search:
United States | | | My understanding is as follows: If you report every penny you make, then you will owe nothing and get nothing when filing your taxes. But what happens if you just recieve a check not related to work and deposit it directly into the bank? Should that additional money be reported?
| | A. | If you report every penny you make - there are still taxes due.
You will owe if you didn't send in enough. You'll get some back if too much was sent in. If you work for an employer - taxes are withheld from your paycheck, and sent into the IRS for you. Your tax return reports income and deductions, calculates tax...then if withholding is more than that - refund. If less than that - you owe.
If are self-employed, you have to send in your tax payments yourself throughout the year.
A check you receive not related to work may be taxable or not.
If it's earned income (you provided a service, and someone paid you for it, for example), it's taxable. If it's a buddy paying you back money you loaned him, it's not taxable. If it's someone giving you child support for a kid who lives with you - it's not taxable. If it's from gambling at the racetrack, and you won the trifecta, it's taxable. If someone gave you a gift, it's not taxable (to you, at least).
So you need to know what's taxable income, and what's not. If it's taxable income, you report it. If it's not, you don't. | | | |
| Q. | What does transfering money to your credit card account do? | Related Search:
Credit | | | Obviously you pay off a credit card bill with a check or using bill pay through your bank. I have a credit card account through Wells Fargo, and I notice that when I choose to transfer money from my checking account to one of my other Wells Fargo accounts, I can transfer it to my savings as well as my credit card account. What happens when I transfer money to my credit card account? I did not know you can do such a thing. Is that for stashing cash away so I have money come bill paying time?
| | A. | It just pays your balance. It is for convience. | | | |
| Q. | How much money do you spend on your skin? | Related Search:
Other - Skin & Body | | | How much money do you spend on your skin care regimen in one month? How much do you spend on other treatments for your face (facials, waxing, microdermabrasion, etc.)?
Also what part of the country do you come from?
| | A. | prolly $10 for me, i try to keep it cheap, sometimes its not that high even
& i do everything myself, like facials & waxing
no way i would pay that much to have someone else do it ! | | | |
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